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Bachelor of Education
Bachelor of Education

Bachelor of Education

  • ID:UN440066
  • Level:3-Year Bachelor's Degree
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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements

English Requirements

  • 6.5 (no less than 6.0 in any element) or
  • PTE 71 (with a minimum of 65 in each element) or
  • TOEFL (iBT) 87 (minimum 20 in Speaking and 19 in all other elements) 

Other Requirements

  • GCSE maths, 7 (A) or above, unless taking it at A level

Course Information

If you’re interested in the factors that influence the way we teach and learn, and want to keep your career options open, then our BA Education is perfect for you.

You’ll be able to challenge educational practices and debate issues such as equality in education, learning in the digital age, and the ways in which cognition and development affect the way people learn. The degree covers perspectives from disciplines such as politics, history, sociology, philosophy and psychology.

The placement module provides an excellent opportunity to develop your understanding of educational theories in a practical setting, and will strengthen your CV. You could also have the chance to study abroad for a semester at our Malaysia campus.

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Modules

Year 1

You will begin to study a number of strands that run throughout the degree:

Contemporary debates in education

  • Education and society
  • International education
  • Learning and teaching

You will also develop academic, career-focused and study skills, through individual meetings with personal tutors, group sessions and assessed work.

In order to develop a broad perspective on education, you have the opportunity to take up to 20 credits from outside of the school from languages study, Nottingham Open Online Courses (NOOC) or appropriate modules from sociology, politics or psychology.

Core modules

  • Big Ideas in Education: Inclusion, Equalities, Rights and Justice
  • History of Education
  • Joining the Academic Community
  • Learning and Development
  • The Purposes of Education
  • Modules from outside the school or:
  • Literacy, Learning and Education
  • Mathematics and Science in Schools

Year 2

As well as the core modules, you can also undertake an assessed work placement either in a school or a wider educational environment.

You will complete a reflective portfolio using a Placement Module Guidance Booklet, and will focus on aspects including:

  • Context of learning
  • The role of educators
  • The learning environment
  • Transferable/professional skills developed while on placement
  • A learner case study
  • Your legacy – what contribution have you made?

While on placement you will be fully supported by a mentor and your personal tutor.

Core modules

  • Curriculum and the Politics of Knowledge
  • The Developing Ethical Professional
  • Education Beyond Borders
  • Learning in the Digital Future
  • Researching Education: Key Studies and Methods
  • You must take a maximum of 20 credits from this group:
  • Placement (Year Long)
  • Placement (Autumn Semester)

or:

  • Alternative Educations
  • Inclusive Education
  • Literacy, Learning and Education
  • Mathematics and Science in Schools
  • Place, Mobility and Space in Education

Year 3

You will develop your learning through core modules, and complete a dissertation on a topic of your choice that explores one of the central strands of the course. This gives you the opportunity to specialise in a particular area of interest and to demonstrate your in-depth knowledge and understanding.

You can also take up to 10 credits from outside of the school; from language study, Nottingham Open Online Courses (NOOCs) or modules from sociology, politics or psychology.

Core modules

  • Big Ideas in Education: the Datafication of Education
  • Dissertation
  • New Modes and Sites for Learning
  • Research Methodology and Design in Education

You must take a maximum of 20 credits from this group, or you can choose modules from outside the school:

  • Alternative Educations
  • Inclusive Education
  • Place, Mobility and Space in Education
  • Literacy, Learning and Education
  • Mathematics and Science in Schools
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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

Learning isn't confined to the classroom and education graduates don't all go on to become teachers. In fact, half of those working in the education sector are making a difference in a range of roles, including many you might not have imagined, such as:

  • local government
  • civil service
  • educational organisation bodies
  • education in museums and prisons
  • charities and NGOs
  • community and educational theatre
  • educational administration at school and university level
  • educational marketing, PR and journalism
  • education business and commerce
  • graduate training programmes such as IntoUniversity

Ability to settle

Overseas Student Health Cover

Insurance-Single: 300 GBP/year

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